For some time now, I’ve been working with clients to define audiences, build personas and conduct journey mapping workshops. Through all these experiences I’ve come to realize there are clear factors separating the successful projects from the scrap heap of good intentions.
The trends we first see in consumer and media become more broadly used in other markets, including healthcare. Recent developments clearly point to the rise of smartphone and short video as preferred mediums for high value audiences. We dig into the details and discuss what it means for healthcare marketers and their organizations.
David Hubbell shares his tips for creating content that will differentiate your website from other companies and help you successfully market your immunotherapy.
The opioid crisis is a frequent topic in our office as some of our clients are working on approaches to curb the dire situation. In January 2019, the National Institute on Drug Abuse reported that more than 130 Americans per day die from opioid overdoses. This post discusses how healthcare companies, biotech startups, and pharmaceutical companies are working to reinvent pain management, break the addiction cycle and save lives.
You’ve viewed many healthcare and pharmaceutical websites, and you may have noticed that they all look the same. Have you ever wondered why healthcare branding and overall website design is so bland? Today we’re going to explore my theories about why many healthcare websites look boring, serious, scientific, and redundant. I’m also going to discuss why it’s important to differentiate your company’s brand from the rest.
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My brother heads up an advertising agency in New York. Yesterday he sent me the following message: “We just asked…